The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-22
PERSONAL.

THE Emperor of Japan has been making a
tour of the chief cities of his kingdom
The Pope's jubilee promises already to ex-
coed in magnincence that of the Empress Vic
toria. Nsl5t@s
PRINCE EUGENE, of Sweden, is in Paris study
ing art with Bonnat, who regards him as one of
the most promising of his students.
JouN L. SULLIVAN says that he broke his arm
while sparring for fun and he proposes here
after to be champion for revenue only
THE young King of Anam, who was recently
placed on the throne by Gen. Courcy. is called
by the anti-foreign party the valet OF the
French"
MRS. HOWE, the Woman's Bank ''financier."
left in Boston sixty fine oil paintings and some
rare and costly bric-a-brac. She was cultured
as well as crooked.
of document that he believes to be the original
copy of Gen. r. u. Lees farewell order to the
Army of Northern Virginia
MOODY, the evangelist, received from an Eng
lshman now in this country letter urging him
to make an evangelistc tour through India and
incloSing a check for S25, 600.
ONE Of the oldest men in government service
is Capt. j. NJ. Easton of Charleston Ill. who
has lately been made Indian agent at DEVILS
Lake, Oak. He is S0years old, and was a friend
Of Abraham Lincoln
OHIO has been the mother of artists. Among
her SONS who have won fame with the brush or
knife are Thomas Cole, Hiram Powers James IL
Beard, W. II. Powell, Worthington Whittridge
j. q. A. Ward, A. S. Wynant, w. l.. Sontag
John j. Einekin, the late b. +. Reinhart and the
late j. S. Wales.
MALvIRI BEY, the new Turkish Minister TO the
United States. Is q very ACCOMPLISHED man He
speaks six languages, including the best English
and the French of Paris, where he was educated
He likes the English much that, like other
Turkish gentlemen he uses it often in his
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sation.
THE President and Mrs Cleveland have gone
into summer quarters at Oak View. sometimes
called Red Top. Chef Perrin has returned 10
New York leaving the Presidential cuisine in
charge of an ordinary cook The President Inns
made absolutely no plans for the summer rs
yet. II is not improbable that he win take a
trip to the Northwest Int in summer but for
the present he will pass his time between Wash
ington and Oak Wow.
Ross BARSEs is Q name well remembered in
base ball circles. Barnes Is one of the few pro
fessional ball players who knew how 10 save
money. lie is now q member of the Chicago
Board Of Trade and he is making money. He is
popular among his business Associates and IL "A
member Of the Board Of Trade base ball nine.
He IL still fond of the game In which, twelve
years ago he had won place as the best all.
round player in the country
GEORGE w CHiLDs has two maxims which
stand him In good stead They are: DO the
cured must be endured" These bits OF philoso
ply and the habit Of taking long walks keep Mr.
Chllds Ia n state of unrufied temper 10 ig a.
great pedestrian. He VIII not 20 anywhere In a
vehicle II lac can trnyel on foot lie walks from
his town house 10 his ofilce and back every day.
~ soon as he had recovered from his recent fall
he Insisted on retumlng bis walks
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